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I did a great job mounting this sword with two mismatched metal hooks from the bottom of my tool box
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Pyramidal sword scabbard mount Early 7th century. Early Anglo-Saxon. Sutton Hoo in the east of England. These tiny pyramid-shaped objects showcase the finest in Anglo-Saxon craftsmanship. They were found at Sutton Hoo in the east of England and formed part of a sword-harness, perhaps used for tightening and loosening leather straps. Made from gold and inlaid with garnets and glass, they would have required immense skill to make without modern precision tools or magnifying lenses – both are less than 2cm across! (via Instagram: The British Museum)
I once fashioned a wall mount for my sword with three nails, a block of wood, and some wire. My only tools: a claw hammer and my hands.
It sounds impressive, until you realize (which I just did) that I could have just used the nails and forgotten the wood and wire.
I’m brilliant.
On the bright side, that mount looked cool as hell. No one else had one like it - cause no one else needed one.
